Court Gives Warning Against Stirring Strife
In Loudoun county circuit court George Crawford, a negro, faces trial for the January 13 1932 double murder of Mrs Agnes Boeing Ilsley and maid Mina Buckner. The defense seeks an alibi from Boston witnesses while the panel of white jurors is selected amid disputes over alleged racial exclusion.
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Isley
William Mitchell
Middleburg
Crawford
Boston
Charles H. Houston
Washington
Massachusetts
Tiisley
Mina Buckner
Here
Leon A. Ransom
W. A. Thompson
Middleburg National Bank
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W.C . Wine, Jr
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T. J. Smallwood
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Ray W. George
W.M. Wine
Paul N. Tavener
F. Blocker
J. M. Church
W. M. Everhart
J. E. Norman
T. W. Gains
George B. Menefee
Virginia
Lowell
McLemore
Houston
Loudoun County
E. O. Russell
C. A. Whaley
Preston Luck
J. W. Thompson
Lindberghs Back Near Home For Christmas Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh after a 1100 mile flight from Manaus Brazil rest in Port of Spain. Mrs Lindbergh longs for home and says they plan to spend Christmas with their son Jon Morrow Lindbergh. They may stop in Puerto Rico before continuing to Miami in their hydro monoplane.
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Associated Press
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Trinidad
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
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Brazil
Porto Rico
Lindberghs
West Indies
Puerto Rico
Miami
San Juan
Three Stowaways Found On Byrd's Flagship At Sea
Three New Zealand youths stowaways were found in a lifeboat nine hours out of Wellington during Admiral Byrd's South Pole expedition. Robert E. Christian Godfrey B. Wray and Michael Pilcher, all 23 or younger, admitted they had tried to enlist. They were assigned deck duty on the overcrowded ship bound for Little America.
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Admiral Byrd
New Zealand
South Pole
Wellington
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Robert E. Christian
Godfrey B. Wray
Michael Pilcher
Aukland
Little America
Importation of Liquor Granted by Federal Agency
The federal alcohol administration announced that licenses for importing 5,595,137 gallons of liquor into the United States over the next four months have been granted. This AP item notes the scope of imports and the regulatory action by the agency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
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